Sleep well
at night.
Small businesses are the #1 target for automated cyber attacks. We implement the "Essential 8" security controls to lock your front door.
"I'll buy it tomorrow morning."
This is the email your finance director receives from "You" (a spoofed address) asking for an urgent invoice payment. They pay it, and the money is gone.
Or an employee reuses their Netflix password for their work email. Netflix gets hacked, and now the hackers are in your sensitive client files.
Our Defense
Assume Breach
We build systems assuming you WILL click a phishing link. We add layers so one mistake doesn't sink the ship.
MFA Everywhere
If it requires a password, it MUST require a second factor (Phone/App). No exceptions.
Device Encryption
If a laptop is left on a train, the data is useless to a thief.
Identity Layer
Checking WHO is logging in. (MFA, Geo-blocking).
Device Layer
Checking WHAT they are using. (Antivirus, Encryption).
Network Layer
Checking WHERE they are. (DNS Filtering, Firewall).
The Onion Approach.
Security isn't one tool. It's layers.
If a hacker gets your password, MFA stops them. If they get past MFA, the device policy stops them. If they get past that, the antivirus catches the malware. We build redundancy into your safety.
The Armory.
Enterprise-grade security tools, priced for small business.
1Password
Eliminates the "Password Spreadsheet". Generates unique, complex passwords for every single login.
Microsoft Defender
Next-gen antivirus that doesn't just scan files, but looks for suspicious behavior in real-time.
Cloudflare Zero Trust
DNS filtering that prevents your staff from accidentally loading known malware or phishing sites.
Hope vs Verification.
Security Baseline.
Don't wait for a hack to take security seriously. It costs 10x more to fix a breach than to prevent one.
Secure My BusinessFrequently Asked Questions
We tune it so it challenges them only when necessary (e.g. logging in from a new device), not every single day.
We have an Incident Response checklist: Isolate the device, reset credentials, assess data loss, and restore from backups.
Yes, you should. And most insurers now refuse to cover you unless you have MFA and Antivirus in place (which we implement).